BangkokDean
Well-known member
How To Test a AA battery, Easiest Way For Any Battery Fast, Easy!
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_m6p99l6ME[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_m6p99l6ME[/ame]
How To Test a AA battery
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73 Mike
I'll drive it someday
I can't wait to give that a try!
bhays
Well-known member
Same here!
MYBAD79
Moderator
wow...... same here, have to try that....
GTR1999
Gearhead
That's a new one, I will have to give it a go tomorrow.
DeeVeeEight
Fast Pedalphile
Theory:
A charged battery has it atoms lined up all in a row, polarized so to speak, with electrons at one end and protons at the other. My thought is that this somehow stabilizes the atomic structure internally. When the battery is dropped it is stable.
A discharged battery does not have it atoms lined up all in a row, they are not held in place and are scattered as far as polarity is concerned. This seems to provide internal instability and a wobbly battery when dropped.
Then there is the little dimple on the bottom of the battery that you can't see, one has been tampered with... :stirpot:
My two atoms worth
A charged battery has it atoms lined up all in a row, polarized so to speak, with electrons at one end and protons at the other. My thought is that this somehow stabilizes the atomic structure internally. When the battery is dropped it is stable.
A discharged battery does not have it atoms lined up all in a row, they are not held in place and are scattered as far as polarity is concerned. This seems to provide internal instability and a wobbly battery when dropped.
Then there is the little dimple on the bottom of the battery that you can't see, one has been tampered with... :stirpot:
My two atoms worth
denpo
Carburated Nihilist
This guy did some more "scientific" tests about this :
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zabPHto7WlU[/ame]
Seems that the effect is not that obvious to spot without some measuring apparatus.
Concerning the why, it seems to be related to a hollow part of the battery made to accomodate the change in volume of the core of the battery.
Still impressive, I had to hunt for more info, because to be honest, at first read I was sure it was an hoax.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zabPHto7WlU[/ame]
Seems that the effect is not that obvious to spot without some measuring apparatus.
Concerning the why, it seems to be related to a hollow part of the battery made to accomodate the change in volume of the core of the battery.
Still impressive, I had to hunt for more info, because to be honest, at first read I was sure it was an hoax.
